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WE’RE OFF TO SEE THE WIZARDTHE FINAL SNAIL IS UPON US. It’s time to head for the shelter as there’s a twister on the way. This particular twister is sure to delight — The Wizard of Oz beginning December 20 at the Ed Mirvish Theatre. This entire issue is devoted to Dorothy and all her friends. Follow the yellow brick road to the � nal Gauntlet puzzle, the destination might include a $10,000 Amex card with your name on it.
Snail is published bi-weekly until September 24, 2012 and is produced by Mirvish Productions. Though we have made every e� ort to have this publication read and look like a real newspaper, we have no intention of getting into the newspaper business. Our goal is to provide a fun and informative promotional entertainment news source for the people of Toronto, and beyond. Snail welcomes submissions, but is not responsible for unsolicited material. Printed in Canada. Thank you for reading Snail! To contact us, please email [email protected]. Read back issues of Snail online at www.mirvish.com/snail. Snail mail address: Snail, Mirvish Productions, 284 King Street West, Suite 400, Toronto, ON M5V 1J2 .
Over TheRainbowLet’s face it, rainbows are not just the domain of little girls and gays. Throughout history the rainbow has been a legendary symbol of life, prosperity and death.
Of course the most well-known rainbow myth hails from Ireland where clever and mischievous Leprechauns guard the pot o’ gold at the end of the arc, but that is only the beginning.
Many cultures believed Rainbows were a bridge between this world and the next. They have been called a Pathway of Souls, the Bifrost bridge to Asgard or the path to the upperworld, among others.
For Noah a rainbow was a sign of peace, their absence for 40 years was a harbinger of the end of the world for Medieval Germans, they represented a child-eating demon in Burma, and a vexed Devil in Honduras and Nicaragua! What does a rainbow mean to you?
Double double toil and trouble. The Three Witches from Macbeth are prophetic and downright creepy.
She murders and tortures with glee, but even the vile Bellatrix Lestrange is looking for love. Desperate to please Lord Voldemort this witch from Harry Potter holds nothing sacred. Dobby was too far!
The Greeksknow how to take a story to the extreme. Medea is possibly the scariest witch we’ve ever encountered. Cold-blooded and vengeful, she’d kill her own children to destroy her enemies.
THE WICKED WITCH OF THE WEST IS ONLY ONE OF MANY CHILLING LADIES IN LITERATURE. WE’VE COMBED THROUGH THE BOOKS FOR SOME OF THE SCARIEST WITCHES TO EVER HAUNT YOUR NIGHTMARES AND RATED THEIR FRIGHT FACTORS: 5 BROOMS= TERRIFYING
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The White Witch of Narnia. She lures Edmund into her trap with poisoned sweets and sweet words but she cannot be trusted. She is truly bad to the bone!
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1959The popular ice skating show Holiday On Ice features a condensed version of The Wizard Of Oz.
1985Return To Oz is Disney’s uno� cial sequel to the classic; it incorporates many characters from Baum’s sequels.
2003Maguire’s novel is adapted into a Tony award-winning Broadway smash hit musical.
2013The animated � lm Dorothy Of Oz hits the big screen.
1902The � rst musical adaptation
premieres in Chicago and then moves to Broadway in 1903.
1960The premiere
episode of The Shirley Temple
Show was titled The Land Of Oz.
1986A full anime adaptation
of Baum’s books called
The Wonderful Wizard Of Oz is created. The 52 episodes were
dubbed and edited by HBO
in 1987.
2005The Muppets’ Wizard of Oz premieres at the Tribeca Film Festival.
2013Oz: The Great And Powerful, a live-action � lm about the Wizard’s arrival in Oz is set for a March release.
1908Dorothy, portrayed by Romola Remus, makes her � rst appearance on the silver screen in The Fairylogue And Radio-Plays, Baum’s � rst attempt to create a cinematic version of his Oz books. The multimedia event features � lm, stage performance and magic lantern slides. Baum goes bankrupt.
1973Pink Floyd releases
their album Dark Side Of the Moon.
The band insists that the synchronicity
between the album and the 1939
� lm The Wizard Of Oz is purely
coincidental. We’ll let you be the
judge.
1987-89The 1939 � lm is adapted for stage again, this time for the Royal Shakespeare Company. It is truer to the screenplay than the adaptation from the ’40s. This reimagining was the � rst production at the newly refurbished Elgin Theatre in Toronto in 1989.
2006Apocalypse Oz is a short-� lm hybrid between The Wizard Of Oz and Apocalypse Now.
1910A silent � lm based partly on the 1902 stage musical and directed by Otis Turner, is released.
1974The animated � lm Journey Back To Oz is released as the o� cial sequel to the 1939 classic.
1987The Wizard Of A.I.D.S is an adaptation used as an educational play about A.I.D.S.
2006My Way Home, the title of the 100th episode of Scrubs, is an homage to The Wizard Of Oz.
1925Another silent � lm, featuring a young Oliver Hardy as the Tin Man makes its debut. It has very little in common with the original book but credits Baum’s son, L. Frank Baum Jr., as the screenwriter.
1971The Turkish Wizard Of Oz features Ayşa instead of Dorothy.
1995The Wizard Of Oz In Concert: Dreams Come True is a star-studded bene� t concert at New York’s Lincoln Center.
2007The Sci Fi Channel released a mini-series starring Zooey Deschanel and Richard Dreyfuss called The Tin Man — a reimagined science � ction version of Dorothy’s tale.
1939The MGM classic starring Judy Garland is released.
1975The Tony award-winning The Wiz puts Oz in the context of African-American culture.
1995Gregory Maguire’s
novel Wicked reimagines the
story of the Wicked Witch of the West.
2010Scott Stanford’s novel Dorothy: The Darker Side Of Oz is a modern retelling of Baum’s original story.
1942The 1939 � lm is adapted into a stage musical.
1976Oz is an Australian reimagining of the classic � lm transferred to hard-rocking 1970s Australia.
2011Oz — The Wonderful Wizard is a full-length ballet choreographed and directed by Giorgio Madia for Staatsballett Berlin.
1957Rainbow Road To Oz, a proposed Walt Disney live-action production, aired a preview on the Disneyland TV show. The show was abandoned.
1978The � lm version of The Wiz, starring Michael Jackson and Diana Ross, is released.
2000The Wonderful Wizard Of Oz, based on Baum’s novel, premiered at the Toronto Civic Light Opera.
Baum and beyondThe Wizard Of Oz is one of the most recognizable icons of American culture. It has been interpreted, reinterpreted, parodied, plagiarized and performed across every medium. Its latest incarnation, Andrew Lloyd Webber’s creation, will take to the stage at the Ed Mirvish Theatre this December. Before we get there, we wanted to follow the long and winding road that takes us from L. Frank Baum’s canon to the present — and a little beyond! We’re de� nitely not in Kansas anymore.
1902190219021902The � rst musical adaptation The � rst musical adaptation The � rst musical adaptation
premieres in Chicago and then premieres in Chicago and then premieres in Chicago and then moves to Broadway in 1903.moves to Broadway in 1903.moves to Broadway in 1903.
1919Dorothy, portrayed by Dorothy, portrayed by Dorothy, portrayed by Romola Remus, makes her Romola Remus, makes her Romola Remus, makes her � rst appearance on the silver � rst appearance on the silver � rst appearance on the silver screen in screen in screen in Radio-PlaysRadio-PlaysRadio-PlaysRadio-Playsattempt to create a cinematic attempt to create a cinematic attempt to create a cinematic version of his version of his version of his version of his multimedia event features multimedia event features � lm, stage performance and � lm, stage performance and magic lantern slides. Baum goes bankrupt.
191019101910A silent � lm based partly on the 1902 stage musical A silent � lm based partly on the 1902 stage musical A silent � lm based partly on the 1902 stage musical
20132013The animated The animated � lm Dorothy Dorothy Of Oz hits the hits the hits the Of Oz hits the Of Ozbig screen.big screen.
and directed by Otis Turner, is released.and directed by Otis Turner, is released.and directed by Otis Turner, is released.and directed by Otis Turner, is released.and directed by Otis Turner, is released.and directed by Otis Turner, is released.and directed by Otis Turner, is released.and directed by Otis Turner, is released.and directed by Otis Turner, is released.and directed by Otis Turner, is released.and directed by Otis Turner, is released.and directed by Otis Turner, is released.
1974The animated � lm Back To Ozthe o� cial sequel to the 1939 classic.
Baum’s son, L. Frank
1975197519751975The Tony award-winning The Tony award-winning The Tony award-winning The WizThe Wizcontext of African-American context of African-American culture.
and directed by Otis Turner, is released.and directed by Otis Turner, is released.and directed by Otis Turner, is released.and directed by Otis Turner, is released.
1960
192519251925Another silent � lm, Another silent � lm, featuring a young featuring a young Oliver Hardy as the Oliver Hardy as the Tin Man makes its debut. It has very little in common with the original book but credits Baum’s son, L. Frank Baum Jr., as the screenwriter.
The MGM classic starring Judy Garland is released.The MGM classic starring Judy Garland is released.The MGM classic starring Judy Garland is released.The MGM classic starring Judy Garland is released.The MGM classic starring Judy Garland is released.The MGM classic starring Judy Garland is released.The MGM classic starring Judy Garland is released.The MGM classic starring Judy Garland is released.The MGM classic starring Judy Garland is released.The MGM classic starring Judy Garland is released.The MGM classic starring Judy Garland is released.The MGM classic starring Judy Garland is released.
Rainbow Road To a proposed Walt
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their album their album their album Dark Dark Dark Side Of the MoonSide Of the MoonSide Of the Moon. .
The band insists that The band insists that The band insists that the synchronicity the synchronicity the synchronicity
between the album between the album between the album and the 1939 and the 1939
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1976197619761976
Baum and beyondBaum and beyondBaum and beyondBaum and beyondBaum and beyondBaum and beyondBaum and beyondBaum and beyond1985198519851985Return To OzReturn To OzReturn To Ozis Disney’s uno� cial sequel to the classic; it incorporates many characters from Baum’s sequels.
Jackson and Diana Ross, is released.Jackson and Diana Ross, is released.Jackson and Diana Ross, is released.Jackson and Diana Ross, is released.Jackson and Diana Ross, is released.
1986A full anime adaptation
of Baum’s books called
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dubbed and dubbed and edited by HBO edited by HBO
in 1987.in 1987.
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1995
Toronto in 1989.
Oz: The Great And PowerfulOz: The Great And PowerfulOz: The Great And Powerful, a live-action � lm about , a live-action � lm about , a live-action � lm about , a live-action � lm about , a live-action � lm about , a live-action � lm about Oz: The Great And Powerful, a live-action � lm about Oz: The Great And PowerfulOz: The Great And Powerful, a live-action � lm about Oz: The Great And PowerfulOz: The Great And Powerful, a live-action � lm about Oz: The Great And Powerfulthe Wizard’s arrival in Oz is set for a March release.the Wizard’s arrival in Oz is set for a March release.the Wizard’s arrival in Oz is set for a March release.the Wizard’s arrival in Oz is set for a March release.the Wizard’s arrival in Oz is set for a March release.the Wizard’s arrival in Oz is set for a March release.
199519951995Gregory Maguire’s Gregory Maguire’s Gregory Maguire’s
Wicked Wicked Wicked reimagines the reimagines the reimagines the
story of the Wicked story of the Wicked story of the Wicked Witch of the West.Witch of the West.Witch of the West.
19951995
story of the Wicked
sequels.
200320032003Maguire’s novel is Maguire’s novel is Maguire’s novel is adapted into a Tony adapted into a Tony adapted into a Tony award-winning award-winning award-winning Broadway smash hit Broadway smash hit musical. musical.
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science � ction version of Dorothy’s tale.science � ction version of Dorothy’s tale.science � ction version of Dorothy’s tale.science � ction version of Dorothy’s tale.science � ction version of Dorothy’s tale.science � ction version of Dorothy’s tale.science � ction version of Dorothy’s tale.science � ction version of Dorothy’s tale. � lm Of Ozbig screen.
the Wizard’s arrival in Oz is set for a March release.the Wizard’s arrival in Oz is set for a March release.the Wizard’s arrival in Oz is set for a March release.the Wizard’s arrival in Oz is set for a March release.the Wizard’s arrival in Oz is set for a March release.the Wizard’s arrival in Oz is set for a March release.the Wizard’s arrival in Oz is set for a March release.the Wizard’s arrival in Oz is set for a March release.the Wizard’s arrival in Oz is set for a March release.the Wizard’s arrival in Oz is set for a March release.the Wizard’s arrival in Oz is set for a March release.the Wizard’s arrival in Oz is set for a March release.the Wizard’s arrival in Oz is set for a March release.the Wizard’s arrival in Oz is set for a March release.the Wizard’s arrival in Oz is set for a March release.
1900L. Frank Baum writes an original American fairytale — The Wonderful Wizard Of Oz.
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The Shirley Temple
was titled The Land Of Oz. The Land Of Oz.
197119711971The Turkish Wizard The Turkish Wizard The Turkish Wizard Of OzOf OzOf Ozinstead of Dorothy.instead of Dorothy.instead of Dorothy.instead of Dorothy.
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This is certainly not an exhaustive list. Have we missed your favourite Wizard Of Oz? Let us know at [email protected].
2013Oz: The Great And Powerfulthe Wizard’s arrival in Oz is set for a March release.
20112011
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for Staatsballett
the Wizard’s arrival in Oz is set for a March release.
December2012
Andrew Lloyd Webber’s spectacular new stage
production takesthe stage at the
Ed Mirvish Theatre.
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There’s Something
About DarynCANADIAN COMEDIAN EXTRAORDINAIRE, Daryn Jones is the completely charming and adorable host of CBC-TV’s Over The Rainbow. While he may steal a scene or two, it’s his job to lead you through the difficult process of picking the right Dorothy for the stage production.
When it comes to his own opinion about what makes the perfect Dorothy, he’s very tight-lipped: “That’s not for me to say,” said Jones. “I don’t want to influence the vote. I’m everybody’s pal up there. But I imagine singing is a plus, she should know how to do some dancing, she’s gotta know how to wear that blue dress, she can’t be allergic to dogs, or if she has some Reactine or whatever, that would probably help.”
Jones is no stranger to live television. For the last six years he’s hosted MTV Live, a live comedy TV show. He’s written for The Rick Mercer Report, performs as astand-up comedian and was the host of Buzzed.
Does he have any advice for thewould-be Dorothys? Not really. “MaybeI can give some advice on how to handlean angry heckler,” he joked. “Whoever wins this competition, it’s not over. Then the real job begins; she’s got to be Dorothy and she’s got paying customerswho expect a great show.”
TOTOlly Adorable!L. FRANK BAUM DOESN’T SPECIFY TOTO’S pedigree, he just describes him as a little black dog. He’s been played by a variety of breeds.Terry, a Cairn terrier, played Toto in the 1939 film. Hundreds of dogs of all species auditioned to play Toto for the CBC-TV show Over The Rainbow. You’ll see the top 10 auditionees every Monday evening.
In The Wizard Of Oz stage production at the Ed Mirvish Theatre, three delightful Norfolk terriers will portray Dorothy’s canine companion. Toronto, meet Toto, or rather Totos — nine-year-old Tilley and six-year-olds Neddy and Winny.
This may be their first time at the Ed Mirvish Theatre, but it isn’t their first time treading the boards or strolling down the yellow brick road. Tilley, the veteran, has played Toto three times in as many years. Neddy and Winny are learning from their big sister and are excited to take the stage this December.
The three sibling pups got involved in theatre by chance. In their hometown of London, Ontario, Tilley’s stage presence was noticed while she was in agility class. Her owner, Terry Shevchenko, took her to an audition to play Toto at the Grand Theatre.
“Tilley blew me away how she took to the stage,” said Shevchenko. “After that, she was asked to take on other plays and Neddy and Winny were always the understudies.”
Don’t miss them at the Ed Mirvish Theatre beginning December 20. (The dogs are l to r: Winny, Tilley and Neddy)
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ACROSS3. Was this Oz fi lm performer named for
her landrace? 5. Back in Kansas, the movie Wizard’s alter
ego called himself “Professor ___”.6. The only colour in the well-dressed
Munchkin’s wardrobe. 7. In the movie Toto gave her a nip on the
ankle. Miss ___Gulch.9. 15 Down ruled over this land. ___
Country.11. After Dorothy melted their witch, these
people asked the Tin Woodman to rule them. The ___.
14. He was the king of 10 Down and bitter enemy of Oz.
16. Dorothy’s kitten of indeterminate colour. 20. In the original novel, those ruby slippers
were ___. 21. The Tin Woodman’s name. (4,7)23. In 2007, these Oz characters received a
collective star in the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
24. She was Baum’s Wicked Witch of the North.
27. The acronym of the Young People’s Socialist League gave him his nickname. (3,7)
28. The Munchkin maiden who stole the Tin Woodman’s heart. (6,4)
34. The northernmost of the four kingdoms of Oz, home of the Winged Monkeys. ___ Country.
35. In 1978, he was the Scarecrow to Diana Ross’ Dorothy. (7,7)
36. The performers of 30 down had prior fi lm experience in this 1938 “B” western. “The Terror of ___.” (4,4)
38. Dorothy was almost a blonde. MGM’s fi rst choice for the role was this actress. (7,6)
40. Bert Lahr said that this Stooge inspired his portrayal of the Cowardly Lion. (5,6)
42. This moose-like creature lives as a disembodied head, mounted on a plaque, like a hunter’s trophy. The ___.
43. The daughter of 41 down. She regains her father’s throne with the help of the Scarecrow.
46. Baum never named the Witch of the East, but Gregory Maguire tells us she was called ___.
47. Keeping it in the family, this “Wizard of Oz” actor’s son grew up to marry co-star Judy Garland’s daughter. (4,5)
49. This clockwork character is believed to be the fi rst robot in literature. (3-3)
50. “The Wizard of Oz” lost the Best Picture Oscar to this fi lm. (4,4,3,4)
51. Before he became the Great and Powerful Oz, his name was Oscar Zoroaster ___.
53. In order to trim the fi lm down to 101 minutes, MGM asked the director to cut this song. (4,3,7)
55. Dorothy stays at the home of this wealthy Munchkin on her fi rst night in Oz.
57. This item gave its wearer command of Winged Monkeys. The ___. (6,3)
58. In the novels, the demonym for a citizen of Oz.
59. The land in the Quadling Country inhabited only by white rabbits.
DOWN1. Favourite colour of Oz’s best tinsmiths. 2. This ferocious monster of the forests of
Oz has the head of a tiger and the body of a bear.
4. This denizen of Oz is made of gingerbread. (4,5)
8. The Fairy Queen who long ago placed Oz under enchantment.
10. In Baum’s world, these beings live underground and hide jewels and precious metals from “the upstairs people”.
12. The Guardian of the Gates locks these to the faces of those entering the Emerald City. Green ___.
13. She and her subjects pull the Cowardly Lion from the deadly poppy fi eld. The Queen of the ___. (5,4)
15. In Baum’s novels, she was the Good Witch of the South.
17. Dorothy and her companions wreak un-intentioned havoc and destruction in this fragile land. The ___ Country. (6,5)
18. The tinsmith who gave the Tin Woodman everything but a heart. (2-4)
19. L. Frank Baum’s initials are the basis of this “Wicked” character’s name.
22. She keeps 30 disembodied heads in her boudoir, changing heads as others change their hats. Princess ___.
25. Queen of the Chickens. 26. He was the actor MGM originally cast as
the Scarecrow. (5,5)29. He could have gone to Emerald City but
he wanted too much “green”. (1,1,6)30. Most of the motion picture Munchkins
came from this vaudeville troupe. (7,7)31. This actor was originally cast as MGM’s
Tin Woodman. (3,6)
32. Prefi guring another best-seller? L. Frank Baum described the colour palette of Kansas as being entirely in “___”. (6,2,4)
33. A boy named Tip made him from tree limbs, old clothes and an orange squash. (4,11)
37. These armless, belligerent folk block Dorothy’s way through the mountains of the Quadling Country. (6-5)
39. The Winged Monkeys tell Dorothy that this sorceress fashioned 57 Across to enslave them.
41. The last king of Oz, deposed by the witches.
44. The last of Baum’s 14 Oz novels, published after his death. (6,2,2)
45. He played fi ve different roles in the MGM motion picture. (5,6)
48. Billina’s secret weapon against the Nome King.
50. Dorothy’s breezy surname.52. “Emerald City” is frequently used as a
nickname for this real city. 54. 25 down went by this name before
discovering that she was a hen, and not a rooster.
56. The Wizard’s home town.
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